2025-12-17 13:30:11

#大户持仓动态 $BRThis wave of gains, to put it plainly, is supported by a structural opportunity. The price has completed a thorough exchange of chips at a key level, and after stopping the decline and stabilizing, it never broke down again. Trading volume is also shrinking—typical signs of building momentum.

Once the bulls establish their advantage again, decisively build positions around 0.06. The strategy is straightforward: avoid betting on sudden surges, and only chase highly certain buy points.

The market then moved as expected: when breaking upward, it did so decisively without hesitation, going straight up with little retracement, and account profits kept increasing. Finally, around 0.067, I exited the position as planned, locking in the profit.

Many people on the forum ask if they can still buy after the gains have already been large, but what about the traders who actually made money? They were already laying out their chips early while the market was still hesitating. The success of this trade was only partly due to luck; mainly, it was about execution.

Continuing to observe: POWER, ICNT, BEAT, RAVE

BR-3,57%

POWER-2,77%

ICNT-1,2%

BEAT-19,68%

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AllTalkLongTrader

· 2025-12-20 08:08

Execution is indeed the dividing line; most people are just too greedy. Next, keep an eye on these few, POWER and BEAT seem a bit interesting. Wait for the big picture to confirm the direction. To be honest, I still feel a bit uncertain right now.

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PanicSeller

· 2025-12-19 13:22

It's the same theory again: build up at 0.06 and exit at 0.067. It sounds easy to say, but who wouldn't want to do it in practice?

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MissedTheBoat

· 2025-12-18 19:52

Alright, this time it's really a matter of execution. Many people react half a beat too late. Or maybe they're just afraid of making the wrong judgment and choose to watch the excitement instead. But to be fair, buying at 0.06 and selling at 0.067 isn't a big margin at all. The key is attitude—being able to withstand the uncertainties beforehand. Most people can't hold on until that moment.

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MoodFollowsPrice

· 2025-12-17 14:00

You're right, the hardest part is being ruthless enough not to chase the highs. I need to reflect on myself.

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SingleForYears

· 2025-12-17 13:59

Hmm… Execution ability is indeed a bottleneck, I often miss the window period too. --- When I bought in at 0.06, I was still hesitating. Now I kind of regret it. --- I can't see these signs of buildup. How can I develop this sense of market timing? --- Exactly, the difference between early birds and bagholders is right here. --- How has POWER been recently? Is it worth paying attention to? --- Making stable profits with this kind of logic is really impressive. I need to change my bad habit of chasing rallies.

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AirdropBlackHole

· 2025-12-17 13:59

Well, it's about execution. Most people are destined to chase highs. Wait, are you also watching BEAT? I'm also following it. Honestly, entering at 0.06 and exiting at 0.067 feels really good, as long as it doesn't turn into a chaotic mess later. Wait until the chips are laid out before making a move. There's nothing wrong with that, but the real challenge is not to act prematurely. POWER is a bit interesting, let's keep watching.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 2025-12-17 13:53

It's the same story of "I was lurking at the bottom and already made a fortune," I'm tired of hearing it, brother.

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StakeHouseDirector

· 2025-12-17 13:50

Haha, as I always say, it's never the gamblers who make money; they get in early while others are still hesitating. This level of execution is indeed tougher than most people. No greed, no impatience. When you decide, you just do it. Just this one point alone can leave 90% of retail investors behind. Keep an eye on those four, and if there's a chance, take another shot. I've learned from this wave. Next time, don't wait until it rises like this and regret missing out.

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GateUser-e19e9c10

· 2025-12-17 13:42

This is the feeling of spot trading—don't chase highs or bottom fish, just wait for that confirmed point. Wait, buy in at 0.06 and sell at 0.067—this profit margin is quite something. That group on the forum is really slow to react; they only realize after the market has already moved. Execution is easier to talk about than to do; few can really hold back. I'm also watching POWER; it seems to be showing some signs.

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